Traffic in Tuen Mun will get very crowded after the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau bridge opens in 2016 because the construction of two link roads meant to siphon off vehicles will be delayed, lawmakers...
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- May 22, 2013
- Updated: 7:07am
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An idea first investigated more than a decade ago as a way of saving lives on Hong Kong's roads could finally be adopted.
The first safety audit of a proposed new road in the city...
A driver escaped unhurt after his truck full of waste paper caught fire on the Tuen Mun Highway yesterday, leaving traffic paralysed for hours. Police said the truck was travelling towards...
Neighbour held over flat fire
Police arrested a woman, 45, on suspicion of setting alight the door curtain of her neighbour's unit at Ap Lei Chau Estate yesterday. The fire had...
The Highways Department has sought funding of HK$162.3 million from the Legislative Council to build a bus interchange on the widened Tuen Mun Road. Residents have long asked for more bus routes...
The government has raised the cost estimate for Tuen Mun Road improvements from HK$4.62 billion to HK$6.8 billion, an increase of 47 per cent.
The Airport Authority has contingency plans to handle any strike staged by ground staff, the transport minister said yesterday.
Christianity celebrates married love
In her attempt to extol Islamic dress codes ('Islam's veiled sexuality', September 13), Naomi Wolf asserts that 'the Western Christian tradition...
Police suspect driver ignored two-second distance rule
Twenty-seven people were injured when one bus struck another yesterday in Tuen Mun.
A 25-year-old man died after his motorbike crashed on Tuen Mun Road at about 6.25am. The man, surnamed Shek, was driving near Siu Lam when he lost control of his bike. It slammed into a railing...
Why can't our potholes be fixed for good?
There have been calls for the government to publish the findings of the control checks it makes on trees in Hong Kong. This has got me...
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